Oldenberg, chief technology officer at Bitcoin.com, said it was the "most risky investment you can get in," Unilad said, referring to the Swedish Breakit website.
Co-founder Bitcoin.com explained to Breakit why he no longer believes in this crypt.
"I'm talking about an extremely high risk, I sold all my battles and switched to cash and cash." "When I sold my battles, I had to pay 50 US dollars and wait 12 hours for the transaction to be done" , said Oldenberg.
He discovered that Bitcoin.com "stopped developing new services for the old bit of the network," and now this site is primarily focused on bit and cash, which will be launched in August.
"The old bit of the network is practically useless. I see the solutions in the battle cache, in that lies the future," he said.
Oldenberg says high transaction fees and congestion in transactions are the main reason why he raised his hands from bitches.
In January, the value of the battle amounted to about $ 1,000 per "coin," and in 12 months it made an incredible 18,000 US dollars.